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Justice Thomas criticized for not disclosing lavish vacations, yacht trips, and private jet travel paid for by a GOP donor who's a "close personal friend."

Booking Holdings CEO Glenn Fogel speaks to Julia Chatterley about the upcoming summer travel season.

Joshua Stern, Golf Digest's Vice President of Business Operations and Marketing Partnerships, talks to CNN's Don Riddell about a new amateur tournament which is set to get underway in June 2023.

CNN's Vedika Sud reports on the latest controversy surrounding the Dalai Lama, who is apologizing for an interaction with a young boy that included a kiss and a request to "suck" his tongue.

President Joe Biden's trip to Ireland follows a long-standing tradition of US presidents with Irish roots visiting their ancestral homes. CNN's Donie O'Sullivan spoke with relatives of Biden and former presidents about their connection with the Emerald Isle.

Residents of a small town in Ireland are preparing for the highly-anticipated visit of U.S. President Joe Biden, who will visit the country after traveling to Northern Ireland.

Author Jeff Benedict discusses his new biography on one of the greatest NBA players of all time, LeBron James, and why James' athletic achievements stand out and how his upbringing made him into the man he is today.

From algae-based dumplings and 3D printed steaks, to AI agriculture robots and underwater farming, what's on our plates tomorrow is being imagined today.

Inspired by Mars rovers, one European startup is betting on its AI-powered robot called "CLAWS" to help secure food production.

Israeli startup, Steakholder Foods, is 3D bio-printing whole cuts of meat made with real cultivated ingredients sourced from animal stem cells.

China responds to a US ship sailing through the South China Sea amid Beijing's tensions with Taiwan.

The Chinese military has performed its third day of drills in a show of force around Taiwan. The drills took place a thousand miles away and are being seen as a response to the Taiwanese president's visit to the United States.

Scientists from Georgia Institute of Technology have been studying the Glassy-Winged Sharpshooter, a bug that flings pee droplets at super fast speeds from its anal stylus. Engineers are investigating real world applications from this bug's rare ability. Discovery's Curiosity Daily podcast helps you get smarter about the world around you. Find Curiosity Daily today on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get podcasts. Listen now.

CNN's Rosemary Church speaks with Cathy Gormley-Heenan, Ulster University Provost, about President Biden's trip to Northern Ireland to mark the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement.

Zain Asher talks to former EBRD Chief Economist Willem Buiter as U.S. bank regulators testify on Capitol Hill.

Part fashion statement, part engineering marvel, luxury watches are a status symbol like no other accessory. Young watch brands and resellers are enjoying success among wealthy Gen Z and millennial buyers in Asia.

The return of Art Basel Hong Kong in March marked the biggest week on the city's arts calendar. But after years of pandemic restrictions and the rise of other regional arts centers, is Hong Kong's cultural sector bouncing back?

Seoul will hold discussions with the U.S. after leaked Pentagon documents revealed a conversation between South Korean national security officials.

Iowa reportedly stops paying for emergency contraception, and in some cases, abortions for sexual assault victims. Plus, a look at what's likely to happen to a pair of conflicting court decisions over a popular abortion drug. CNN's Rosemary Church interviews law professor Jessica Levinson.

CNN's Nic Robertson is in Belfast, Northern Ireland, where residents are marking 25 years since the landmark peace deal that ended decades of deadly violence known as the "Troubles." And as he finds out, some of the resentments that flared during the conflict are still simmering under the surface. Then, CNN's Laila Harrak talks to Professor Liam Kennedy about the potential threats that could upend the peace in Northern Ireland.